The Revolutionary Girls Quotes in The Three-Body Problem
Should philosophy guide experiments or should experiments guide philosophy? […] Truth emerges from experience.
There was a movie called Maple recently. I don't know if you've seen it. At the end, an adult and a child stand in front of the grave of a Red Guard who had died during the faction civil wars. The child asked the adult, “Are they heroes?” The adult says no. The child asked, “Are they enemies?” The adult again says no. The child asks, “Then who are they?” The adult says, “history.”
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The Revolutionary Girls Quotes in The Three-Body Problem
Should philosophy guide experiments or should experiments guide philosophy? […] Truth emerges from experience.
There was a movie called Maple recently. I don't know if you've seen it. At the end, an adult and a child stand in front of the grave of a Red Guard who had died during the faction civil wars. The child asked the adult, “Are they heroes?” The adult says no. The child asked, “Are they enemies?” The adult again says no. The child asks, “Then who are they?” The adult says, “history.”